Accident articles related to Bluefield
Deputies with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office responded to a car accident on Main Street in Mount Hope. The car caught fire after the crash, but was quickly extinguished. A juvenile driver was believed to have suffered a medical emergency before the accident.
A woman was charged with DUI and child neglect after a single-car crash in Fayette County. Deputies found the woman driving with two minor passengers and smelled alcohol. The driver admitted to drinking moonshine.
A 16-year-old teenager died in a fatal accident on the Wilderness Highway in Fayette County. The teenager drove off the road and hit a power pole, resulting in their death. The victim was a male student at Midland Trail High School.
A car accident involving a semi-truck was reported in Beckley, WV. No deaths or injuries have been reported at this time. Emergency services are on the scene.
One person was injured due to a vehicle accident in front of Oak Hill Garbage located on Route 41 in Beckley, WV. Emergency personnel responded to the scene, and the road remains open.
A multiple car accident was reported in Glen Daniel, WV. Injuries have been reported, but the extent is unknown. Officers are on-scene and more updates are expected.
A tractor-trailer accident was reported on US Route 19 at Court Street travelling northbound. One person was transported for injuries. Fayetteville Police Department, Fayetteville Fire Department, and Jan Care arrived on scene.
One man is dead after a car accident on US Route 60 in Charmco, Greenbrier County. A head-on collision between a Chevrolet Cobalt and a Toyota Tacoma resulted in the death of Dylan Davis. Raven McClung, the driver of the Tacoma, sustained non-life threatening injuries.
A car collided with an 18-wheeler near the Harper Road exit in Beckley. The drivers of both vehicles and the passenger in the BMW were all transported to local hospitals. A crash reconstruction will be performed to determine how and why the accident occurred.
Four people died in a fatal crash on I-81 in Montgomery County. A Chevrolet SUV lost control and spun out, leading to the vehicle being struck by a tractor-trailer. Three occupants of the Chevrolet SUV died on the scene, while a fourth occupant was flown to the Roanoke Memorial Hospital, where they later died.